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GeoQlik is the world leading mapping extension for QlikView and Qlik Sense, capitalizing on our 25-year expertise in GIS and Geo-Business Intelligence. GeoQlik integrates leading-edge spatial analytics into your Qlik-based applications for all strategic, business and operational purposes. Enrich your Qlik tools with the spatial dimension to make better decisions! GeoQlik, the must-have extension for all Qlik users, is intuitive yet extremely powerful.
Is GeoQlik fully integrated within QlikView?
Yes. Our GeoQlik teams have been partnering with QlikTech International AB since 2007 to enable GeoQlik to integrate seamlessly within the Qlik products. Our GeoQlik extension behaves just as any other object in your Qlik documents, with bi-directional selection capacities.
Is GeoQlik easy to use?
Yes. GeoQlik is as powerful as easy-to-use. GeoQlik offers intuitive wizards to create without coding all kinds of simple and intricate spatial analyses and representation modes.
Do I need an extra server to run GeoQlik?
No. Deploying GeoQlik means, typically, installing GeoQlik on the same server as your Qlik server(s). Nevertheless, if you wish to do so, GeoQlik can be placed on a different server, or even installed in a clustered environment.
My organization already has spatial data files and/or databases. Can GeoQlik use this data?
Yes. GeoQlik can connect directly and simultaneously to all kinds of spatial data files (csv, Shape, etc.) and databases (Oracle, PostGIS, Esri, etc.). Please contact us for any technical enquiry.
Can I display external data through GeoQlik?
Yes. GeoQlik can connect to all standardized base maps, virtual globes and web mapping services (TMS, WMS, WMTS, WFS, etc.). These services can be mashed together with your analyses within GeoQlik.
I have a table with postal addresses. Can I plot them directly on my GeoQlik maps?
Yes. GeoQlik can geocode addresses on the fly.This is done using our Geocoding GEO Service. You can use the geocoded results within GeoQlik at no extra cost.
What is the GeoQlik Management Console?
The GeoQlik Management Console is a centralized asset management system for spatial data, shared on an enterprise level. It allows you to configure and manage the various geographic data sources used by GeoQlik and also to manage the licensing of user roles.
Can I analyze custom regions with GeoQlik?
Yes. GeoQlik is not limited to administrative areas; any kind of geographic data can be used: points (customers, points of sales, etc.), lines (roads, waterways, contours, diagrams, etc.) and polygons (custom business regions, buildings, floor plans, etc.).
What kinds of visualizations are available in GeoQlik?
GeoQlik can display individual analyses, class analyses, area maps, bubble maps, heat maps, sector charts, half-sector charts, bar-charts, flow maps, clusters, etc.
Can I use GeoQlik to visualize the scope of phenomena?
Yes. GeoQlik allows you to lead cross-analyses involving time, distances and transport networks. This feature is linked to our Isoline GEO Service that you can use within GeoQlik at no extra cost.
Can I customize the display of my maps?
Yes. GeoQlik allows you to easily customize the look and feel of your maps, through an easy-to-use configuration wizard. You can customize the setting of classes (upper and lower bounds), icons, symbols, tooltips, labels, etc. right within GeoQlik.
Can GeoQlik display floor maps?
Yes. GeoQlik is able to display analyses on floor maps, whether geolocated or not.
Is drill-down supported in GeoQlik?
Yes. GeoQlik can switch from one geographic level to another based on the zoom level. This automatic "drill down" capability allows you to create maps that display at all times the most suitable level of details.
Can I use GeoQlik offline?
Yes. There's no need for an Internet connection to use GeoQlik. GeoQlik can display spatial data hosted within your company or organization's internal network.
Does GeoQlik support large scale deployments?
Yes. In fact, there is virtually no limit to the amount of data and/or users GeoQlik can support. GeoQlik is used by companies with thousands of users to display analyses with millions of data points on one single GeoQlik map. The GeoQlik software architecture is similar to the Qlik one. Therefore, you can install as many GeoQlik server components as you need, without the need for extra servers.
Is GeoQlik compatible with my mobile devices?
Yes. GeoQlik is fully compatible with all kinds of mobile devices: smartphones, tablets, phablets and hybrid laptops.
For a quote, please see the official list of GeoQlik Partners and contact the GeoQlik Partner of your choice. For specific requests, please don't hesitate to contact us.
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Is GeoQlik fully integrated within Qlik Sense?
Yes. GeoQlik fits Qlik Sense like a glove. It integrates like any other chart in Qlik Sense, fully respecting the Qlik Sense design philosophy and Self-Service Data Discovery approach. Selections work both ways.
Yes. No need to code or script with GeoQlik! Everything is done through intuitive creation wizards. GeoQlik is as easy to use as any other chart in Qlik Sense, following the Self-Service Data Discovery approach.
Yes. GeoQlik for Qlik Sense can connect directly and simultaneously to spatial data files (ESRI Shapefiles) and spatial databases (PostgreSQL/PostGIS). Please contact us for any technical enquiry.
GeoQlik can display individual analyses, class analyses, area maps, bubble maps, heat maps, sector charts, bar-charts, flow maps, etc.
GeoQlik allows you to easily customize the look and feel of the map, through an easy-to-use configuration wizard. The definition of classes (upper and lower bounds), icons, symbols, tooltips, labels – all these and more can be customized within GeoQlik.
Yes. GeoQlik can switch from one geographic level to another based on the zoom level or by using Qlik Sense's "Drill-down Dimension". This automatic "drill down" feature allows you to create a map that displays the most suitable level of detail at all times.
Yes. There's no need for an Internet connection to use GeoQlik. GeoQlik can display spatial data hosted within the organization's internal network.
Yes. In fact, there is virtually no limit to the amount of data and/or users GeoQlik can support. GeoQlik is used by companies with thousands of users to display analyses with millions of data points on one single GeoQlik map. The GeoQlik software architecture is similar to the Qlik Sense one. Therefore, you can install as many GeoQlik Server components alongside Qlik's on your Qlik boxes, without the need for extra servers.
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Description: Ts. Elementary text about traditional tool and their uses. In Yup'ik with English at the end. Citation: Bethel: Yup'ik Language Workshop. 10 pp.
Citation: Shield, Sophie Manutoli. 1975. Alaska Native Language Archive.


Cold Spring Brewing says it will phase out the historic Minneapolis brand.
The Gluek beer brand, once a standard for Minnesota suds drinkers, is being retired after a 153-year run.
Cold Spring Brewing Co. will phase out Gluek by early September. "It's a business decision," said Doug DeGeest, Cold Spring's general manager.
Demand for Cold Spring's products exceeds its brewing capacity, and the company has another lower-priced beer, Northern, in addition to Gluek.
"It doesn't make sense to carry two value-priced beers," DeGeest said.
The Gluek brand dates to 1857, when a German immigrant named Gottlieb Gluek began making beer here, eventually settling in a brewery in northeast Minneapolis. Gluek's Stite brand was popular in the 1940s and 1950s, but the company was sold in 1964 to G. Heileman Brewing Co. of La Crosse, Wis., and the brewery was torn down.
Heileman later traded the Gluek label to Cold Spring Brewing, a small brewery in Cold Spring, Minn. It had big plans for Gluek back in the late 1990s, even changing its name to Gluek Brewing Co.
But it changed back to Cold Spring in the past few years, and nowadays about 85 percent of the firm's business is contract or private-label brewing.
The Gluek brand has no business connection to Gluek's bar and restaurant in downtown Minneapolis, though they have similar roots.
The Gluek building was originally a bar built at the turn of the 20th century by Gluek Brewing to promote sales, and the current Gluek's serves Gluek beer.
When Cold Spring shuts the taps, Gluek's will get another brewer to contract brew Gluek for the restaurant, said Donna Fyten, a Gluek's manager.


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Palladian-Inspired Manor by Consero London in Royal County of Berkshire Asks £22M (PHOTOS)
Palladian-Inspired Manor by Consero London in Royal County of Berkshire Asks £22M
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A substantial new Palladian-inspired residence in England's affluent Royal County of Berkshire has hit the market for £22,000,000. The 20,000 square foot residence, known as Hills End, sits on a lush 1.75 acre property and was developed by luxury home builder Consero London. Hills End is an ultra-luxurious six-bedroom mansion with extensive accommodation over three storeys with west facing sky terrace and a substantial swimming pool, gym and spa complex. The property has been meticulously crafted and engineered to combine the very best British craftsmanship and internationally sourced materials, with innovative technology in order to create an incomparable living experience in this quintessentially English setting. The property also includes two gatehouses with comfortable staff accommodation. The Royal County of Berkshire has ties to a lengthly list of notable residents, including Elton John, Kate Winslet, Jane Austen and Agatha Christie. It's currently the most expensive property publicly listed in the Royal County of Berkshire. Hills End is on the market for £22,000,000 with Savills.
Grade II Listed Barrington Hall Set on 42 Acres in Essex for £15M (PHOTOS)
$262M London Mansion to Set Real Estate Record (PHOTOS)
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Hackwood Park: An English Country Manor on 260 Acres in Hampshire (PHOTOS)
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Anthracnose Oak Disease Oak anthracnose is a fungal disease of leaves and twigs of many species of oak. Typical symptoms include the presence of small to large brown lesions on the leaves, usually along the midrib or main veins. Half or more of a leaf may be killed. Young leaves may be severely deformed (curled, puckered, or twisted) by infections occurring during development. Twigs may develop cankers and die back. The fungus may be visible as small brown specks on the lower surface of infected leaves or as pustules on infected twigs. Infections of mature, more resistant leaves are often limited to small brown spots. Premature leaf drop may occur. The disease is favored by prolonged moisture at the time leaves are developing. Symptoms first appear on lower part of tree and progress upward. The fungus may infect and girdle twigs causing dieback.
Armillaria root rot Oak Disease Armillaria root rot is a fungal disease often found in newly cleared soils or soils which have been flooded. Above-ground symptoms typically include production of smaller-than-normal leaves, leaf yellowing, premature leaf drop, and branch dieback, often on only a portion of the tree. White thread-like masses of the fungus may be found beneath the bark near the crown of infected trees, and/or as shoestring-like rhizomorphs, which are dark strands of the fungus growing on or just beneath the soil surface. Honey-colored mushrooms often grow near the base of infected trees in the fall. Infected trees may also exhibit a dark black line in the infected area encircling the base of the plant. Native oak trees usually tolerate infection easily, unless damaged by human activity such as construction or improper irrigation.
Leaf scorch Oak Disease Leaf scorch has many possible causes. Plants that are under stress (such as from drought or heat) may not provide sufficient water to leaves, causing the edges to turn bronze, then later brown and dry. In severe cases, the scorch may spread to areas between veins or entire twigs may die back. Trees placed near heat-reflecting surfaces such as buildings or pavement often suffer from heat stress. Other possible causes of scorch include damage to roots or stem, soil compaction (which can cause reduced drainage resulting in root damage), or the presence of excessive salts from overuse of chemical fertilizers.
Mistletoe Oak Disease Mistletoe is a parasitic plant which grows on the branches of a host tree. True mistletoe, found on oaks and a few other hardwood species, does not grow on conifers. It is spread by seeds ingested by birds and carried to new hosts. True mistletoe is a perennial plant. Leaves are olive-green and leathery. Seeds are borne in white berries. Host tree branches often develop large swellings at the point of mistletoe attachment. Branches are weakened at the attachment point and often break in storms. Mistletoe is also an aesthetic problem, since the large growths can be unsightly. All parts of mistletoe are considered poisonous.
Sudden oak death Oak Disease Sudden oak death (SOD) is the common name for a disease of oaks (Quercus spp.) and tanoak (Lithocarpus densiflorus) caused by Phytophthora ramorum, a previously unknown and exotic plant pathogen. This pathogen has been found on imported plants in several nurseries in Washington since 2002. Red oaks and tanoak are highly susceptible to SOD, but white oaks are considered resistant. Other common landscape plants that are highly susceptible include rhododendron, kalmia, camellia, viburnum, and Pieris (andromeda). Infected oak and tanoak trees develop stem cankers in the inner bark. These cankers cause the bark to bleed reddish or black droplets of sap. The bleeding is usually not associated with bark cracks or insect holes, although insect holes may be present in infected trees. Bleeding cankers usually occur first in the lower portion of tree trunks, but have been found as high as 60 ft. above the ground. Inside the bark, the cankers appear as discolored blotches, often bordered by dark lines. The cankers expand and girdle the trunk, causing widespread crown death and killing the tree. While IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO CONCLUSIVELY DIAGNOSE SOD BASED ON VISIBLE SYMPTOMS, the combination of whole crown death accompanied by bleeding of the bark is a good indicator of SOD infection in oak and tanoak. There are many other problems that can cause similar symptoms, including bacterial wetwood, insects, mechanical injury, fungal and bacterial leaf and stem blights, and even other Phytophthora species. The similarity of P. ramorum symptoms to those of other plant diseases and abiotic problems makes field diagnosis very difficult. P. ramorum infection is NOT LIKELY in the landscape UNLESS the plant (1) is a highly susceptible species AND (2) was purchased since 2002 AND (3) is showing symptoms associated with P. ramorum infection (or is located near another plant that meets all these criteria). Currently, the only way to confirm a SOD diagnosis is with laboratory tests.
California gallfly Oak Insect The gall of this cynipid wasp larvae is the largest and most conspicuous of the galls on oak, achieving a diameter of one to four inches. It is a twig gall that is often called an oak apple. It starts out green and in time becomes red on the sunny side. Later in the season, the gall turns brown or grayish just before the adult wasps chew their way out. The gall does no apparent damage to the tree and is easily removed without harming the twig. The gall is round, but is sometimes kidney shaped. During its development, the gall may host up to a dozen larvae.
Jumping oak gall Oak Insect Jumping oak galls cause small yellow spots on the upper surface of infested leaves. On the underside of the leaves are tiny seedlike galls. These appear in mid-summer or later. Inside each gall is the larvae of a tiny wasp. In the fall, the galls drop from the leaves to the ground, where the activity of the larva causes the gall to jump an inch or more off the ground. The wasps overwinter in the galls on the ground. In the spring, females lay eggs in opening oak buds. The larvae cause blister-like galls, deforming the leaves. Adult females emerging from these galls lay eggs on the leaves, producing larvae which cause the jumping oak galls. Although they may be unsightly, jumping oak galls do relatively little damage. Some yellowing and premature leaf drop may occur.
Leaf galls Oak Insect Leaf galls are caused by the feeding of several species of oak gall wasp larvae. Typical galls are enlarged or swollen plant tissues. These may assume several forms, depending on the species of wasp. Galls may be round, smooth, woolly, spiny, thorn-like, or dish-shaped. Colors vary from white to bright red to greenish, depending on wasp species and age of the gall. Many galls are formed on the leaves, but some may be found on twigs. Leaf deformities and twig dieback can result from infestations.
Oak leaf phylloxera Oak Insect The oak leaf phylloxera is a pest of growing importance in the Pacific Northwest. It's believed to have come from Europe in the early 1960's. It is is a yellowish orange homopteran related to aphids and is about 1mm long (less than 1/16 of an inch) and like its aphid relatives it has several generations each year. It is a sucking pest that causes chlorotic mottling. At first the damage is seen as yellowish spots in spring and early summer. Gradually the damage becomes overwhelming and browning and defoliation occurs in late summer. Some trees may produce a second set of leaves after complete defoliation in August, but this severely weakens the trees and some will die. The oak leaf phylloxera attacks mainly Garry oak and English oak. However, other species such as pin oak have also been attacked. Canadian researchers expect that 10% of the trees that are susceptible will eventually die from continuous defoliation. Resident natural enemies will feed on this pest, but are currently not suppressing it to acceptable levels.
Oak ribbed casemaker Oak Insect Oak ribbed casemaker larvae mine and skeletonize leaf tissues. Young larvae feed inside leaves, chewing away tissues and leaving a linear mine. Older larvae feed on the underside of leaves, leaving only the upper surface and veins, which turn brown. Severely damaged leaves may be almost transparent. The mature larvae are about 1/4" long, and pale yellow to green. Immature larvae make flat, white, circular cocoons, while cocoons of mature larvae are white, with distinctive longitudinal ribs. The latter can be found on leaves, twigs, or other nearby objects. The adult moth emerges from the ribbed cocoons. It is mottled white, brown, and black with a wingspread of about 1/3". The oak ribbed casemaker is reported on California white (valley) oak (Quercus lobata) and coast live oak (Q. agrifolia).
Oak treehoppers Oak Insect The oak treehopper belongs to a family of plant lice distantly related to aphids. However, they are fairly hard-bodied and the adults bear a pointed hood on the back behind the head. They are quite attractive in that they are variably colored with red and cream stripes with some black spots below the hood in front. When numerous, these insects can kill twigs both by sucking the sap and by laying eggs in slits in the bark. They rarely cause serious damage to the trees.
Pit scale Oak Insect Pit scales of oak may be brown, gold, or greenish in color. They feed on twigs and small branches, with young wood most commonly infested. Pit scale feeding causes the tissue of the twig to swell around the insect. The growth makes the scale appear to be in a pit on the bark. Numerous scales on a twig cause it to appear roughened. Adult scales are covered with a hard shell and are about 1/16" in diameter. Severe infestations cause twig dieback. Heavy infestations of pit scale combined with drought stress or anthracnose, a fungal disease can result in severe weakening or death of trees.
Stem galls Oak Insect Stem galls are caused by the feeding of several species of oak gall wasp larvae. Typical galls are enlarged or swollen. Galls associated with oak stems are often smooth and round, but may be elongate, thorny, or rough. They can be single galls or clusters of galls. Colors vary from green to reddish to brown, depending on wasp species causing the gall and the age of the gall. Many galls are also formed on the leaves. Twigs can be weakened or killed by infestations.
Western oak looper Oak Insect The Western oak looper feeds mainly on the foliage of the Oregon white (or Garry) oak (Quercus garryana). Mature larvae of the Western oak looper are about 1" long and light brown with black spots when mature. They move in a characteristic "looping" or measuring-worm fashion. The adult moth is yellowish to dark brown. Severe infestations are rare, but can result in almost total defoliation of trees. No permanent damage is done by occasional outbreaks.


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Prior to becoming a lawyer, Michael worked in the construction industry, and he prides himself on giving practical advice to homeowners, developers and contractors in relation to construction contracts and the Builders Lien Act.
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The Haast-Hollyford road or Haast-Hollyford Highway is a long-standing proposal to link Haast via the Hollyford Valley to Milford Sound and Te Anau in the South Island of New Zealand. Proposals for this road have been mooted since the 1880s.

Proposals for the road have been suggested since the 1870s. The road was originally seen as the only land access to the port of Jackson Bay from the Otago goldfields, but it has never been possible to cross the Main Divide to Lake Wakatipu. A road has, however, been constructed north from Lake Te Anau to Milford Sound, which is a major tourist route, and most more recent proposals have focussed on extending this road north. The South Island Local Bodies Association regularly passed remits from the 1950s through to the 1980s in support of a road but the Ministry of Works, a government department responsible for road building during that period, repeatedly stated that such a road was not a priority for funding.

Pros and cons of a Haast-Hollyford road
One of the reasons for constructing the road is to relieve tourism congestion at Milford Sound. Currently, most tourists come from Queenstown and this results in a peak of activity in the middle of the day. The final stretch of the current road from the Hollyford Valley to Milford Sound is also subject to many closures during winter, significantly reducing tourist numbers around Te Anau.

Construction of a Haast-Hollyford road would also give tourists an opportunity of seeing far more of the South Island within the same given time. A Haast-Hollyford route would significantly reduce the length of road tourists would travel if they were journeying between Fiordland and the West Coast. A purpose-built scenic drive designed to minimise environmental damage and maximise tourist enjoyment would put Haast only  from Milford Sound; the distance at present is . One proposal has the road 198 km long.

There is significant opposition to these proposals, however, as any road would have to pass through unspoilt land of significant natural beauty; the area is within Fiordland National Park, part of the Te Wahipounamu World Heritage area. Environmentalists strongly oppose construction of the road.

An estimated cost for the construction of the road is NZ$300 million, and it is widely acknowledge that the proposed road would likely be a toll road. The high cost of constructing the road is given as a reason for putting it on an indefinite hold. Furthermore, the $300 million is disputed by opposers to the road. For example, Federated Mountain Clubs has obtained cost assessments from two independent roading engineers, both of whom estimate the construction cost to be at least $1 billion.

Geography
The planned routes for the proposed road pass through an area that has had very little in the way of human impact. The area is covered with beech and podocarp forest that has never been logged. There are a number of rivers and lakes along the proposed route.

One of the proposed routes would go through Fiordland National Park and Mount Aspiring National Park as well as the Awarua Point Conservation Area, and would follow the Hollyford Track (a tramping track in the Hollyford Valley).

History of road proposals

Nineteenth century

Otago provincial leaders identified the need for a road between Otago and South Westland's goldfields in 1865, and sent surveyor Vincent Pyke to explore. Pyke came back with an idea for a Clyde-Haast railway that was never fulfilled but provided some basis for a road to Wanaka, which opened 100 years later. A Haast-Hollyford road was considered key to further Westland development.

The road's history forms a not-so-small chapter in the story of West Coast settlement in the 1870s, promoted by then Prime Minister Sir Julius Vogel. In 1876 Duncan Macfarlane, the Government agent at Jackson Bay, and Gerhard Mueller, Westland's chief surveyor, focused on the alpine route in 1876 and 1884 respectively. Some construction occurred at the northern end in 1885, and again in 1891.

Mueller and James McKerrow drew up a topographical plan of the area between the Jackson and Hollyford Rivers in 1884, showing the proposed route between Lake Wakatipu and Jacksons Bay. This was published in the appendices to the journal of the House of Representatives 1884 Volume 1 Page 73, now held at National Archives. Two years later, Mueller proposed a road from the Cascade Plateau to the junction of the Pyke and Hollyford Rivers. A full survey and plan of the 47-mile stretch was completed about this time. By 1898 there was a metalled horse-track between the Cascade and Barn Bay.

1901–1945
Little was done on the planned road until the Great Depression, when it was seen as a possible unemployment relief work scheme. By April 1931 about 200 men were employed on the Milford Road, and over the course of 18 months,  of road were completed. In April 1934, a preliminary survey of the mountain country through which the Milford Road would pass was completed. By June, an announcement that the Government had decided to complete the Eglinton Valley Road through to Milford Sound was made. The road had by now reached Marian Corner, where the route meets the valley of the Hollyford River. The crossing of the main divide between the Hollyford River and Milford Sound basin was the most difficult and costly part of the undertaking, and necessitated the driving of a long tunnel. It was generally considered that the Gertrude Saddle was the most favourable point at which to cross the divide, but the tunnelling required on this route was found to be nearly  in length, whereas it was possible to pass under the Homer Saddle with one tunnel of  in length.

J.H. Christie and T. Evans, the Town Clerk of Hokitika, made a report and assessment for the Public Works Department of the proposed Haast Pass road in 1935. The report sparked the new Labour Government to approve the road from Bruce Bay to the Haast Pass, and also a road from Haast to Hollyford as part of the same project. Christie said that a road from the Arawhata River to the Upper Hollyford was estimated to cost £175,000. By 11 April advance workers on the Te Anau-Milford Sound Road had reached the 58-mile peg, approximately  from the eastern entrance to the tunnel. By November, preparations were complete for the driving of a tunnel through the Homer Saddle at a height of  above sea level. The work was expected to be slow but uneventful, with the bore passing through scree at both ends and solid granite in between. Power for the work's 12 compressed air drills was supplied by a hydro-electric plant situated about six miles from the scene of operations. Tunnelling was all done from the Southern end, as it was impossible to transfer materials and plant to the Cleddau Valley section. It was estimated that the  road from Te Anau to Milford Sound would be completed by late 1937.

Later the same year J. Collins, New Zealand Trade Commissioner and representative of the Tourist and Publicity Department in Canada and the United States, stated that if the proper facilities were provided for travellers, the road to Milford would be travelled by 25,000 tourists during the summer season. A large number of those to visit the road would be New Zealanders, but if its attraction were given proper publicity abroad it would attract thousands of tourists from overseas. He advised that provision should be made, if possible, for air-strips.

The lower Hollyford end of the Haast–Hollyford road was started heading north from the Marian Corner in August 1936. Work was also started on the route the following month in South Westland, with the idea of providing relief work for the unemployed. Work was abandoned due to the necessities of the war effort in October 1940. This drew an end to work on the road until the 1960s.

1946–1975
Alice McKenzie's 1947 book Pioneers of Martins Bay: Life in New Zealand's Most Remote Settlement recorded the settlers' desire for a road over the Haast–Hollyford route. An appendix to the book by Dr F. G. Hall-Jones noted that settlers suspected Otago's provincial leaders would not support the road because it would lead directly from the Wakatipu goldfields to the Jackson Bay harbour and on to Australia, leaving Dunedin merchants "far out of the picture".

In 1961, the Labour Department made funds available for the employment of seasonal workers on the southern section of the road along the Hollyford Valley, which reached the Humboldt Falls (originally known as High Falls) where work continued until 1967. Only normal maintenance work has been carried out since, though from 1968 Westland County Council began building a road south towards the Hollyford Valley, eventually reaching Cascade Valley.

T.C.H. Mouatt made another report on the feasibility of a Haast–Hollyford road in 1964, stating that "the route is an obvious and desirable roading possibility". The following year Prime Minister Keith Holyoake opened the Haast Pass road. He stated at the time that he hoped to return to Westland in 10 years' time to open a completed Haast–Hollyford road.

In 1973, plans were made to mine high-grade asbestos from the Red Hills. Mackley and Graham Ferguson were employed by American mining company Kennecott Utah Copper Ltd and Cassiar Explorations Ltd, a Canadian company, to build a haul-road from the foot of the Red Hills to Big Bay. To get the machinery to Big Bay, it was driven through from Cascade Valley. Between June and October two bulldozers, a Caterpillar D8H and an International TD20 along with two support tractors, fuel sledges, a bunk-house, and cook-house traversed the country along the coast to the west end of the Pyke Gorge. Due to a fall in value of asbestos plans for the mine were abandoned. The Ferguson brothers retraced their tracks, arriving back at the Cascade Valley in December.

1976–2000
Further feasibility reports and engineering appraisals were made in 1976 by Ministry of Works engineer R.C. Holland, and in 1987 by Westland County manager Jon Olsen. The latter report estimated the cost of a road at $40 million. A further costing of the original inland route was done by McDermott Miller in 1989. This put the cost at $70 million. Later the same year the New Zealand Tourist and Publicity Department report, "Haast-Hollyford Road Reconnaissance" estimated the cost at $101.1 million.

The campaign for a road was bolstered by the move to name the South Island west coast as a World Heritage Site. A visit to the area in 1989 by conservationist Dr David Bellamy. Bellamy said that the road should be restarted as "travellers should have access to an area people have fought hard to preserve as a World Heritage Site". Minister of Tourism Jonathan Hunt, pledged support for a "World Heritage Drive", saying that he and then Minister of Conservation Philip Woollaston were in favour of the link, and that the proposal was on its way to the Parliamentary select committee for economic development. In 1990, 2.6 million hectares of land — almost 10% of New Zealand's total land area — was designated as the Te Wahipounamu World Heritage area. This area includes four national parks (Westland Tai Poutini, Aoraki / Mount Cook, Mount Aspiring and Fiordland), as well as the land beside and in between them.

At the opening of the new Milford Sound terminal building in 1992, New Zealand Minister of Tourism John Banks said  "…. the completion of the Lower Hollyford–West Coast Road is the only safe logical step to increase tourism into this area…." Further encouragement for reconsidering a road option came from former Minister of Tourism Rob Talbot. Civil engineers Duffill Watts & King prepared a report on the preferred coastal route the following year, estimating a total capital cost of $85 million. Southland and Westland District Councils, McConnell Dowell and several members of parliament suggested that a coastal route could be open by 1997. Southland's Mayor Frana Cardno said the road would be a major tourist attraction in its own right.  New proposals were detailed in an article in the Fiordland Focus which suggested that the proposed road would shorten the journey from Milford to Haast from five hours to two hours. The plan incorporated a number of new features, and favoured financing it from non-governmental sources, partly through making it a toll-road. The proposed road was designed to conform to high environmental standards.

In 1994, the Southland Times ran a series articles on the proposed road, written by Les Hutchins, a conservationist and tourism operator. Hutchins noted that the road over Wilmot Pass and the Milford Road were evidence that a link could be put through with minimum damage to the environment. He said there was no doubt the road would be of tremendous value to international and domestic tourism, and also noted the positive effect the proposed road would have on dangerous congestion problems on the Milford Road.

In August, the Southland and Westland District Councils gave their support to the link and began investigating its feasibility as a toll road using private funding. A toll of $20 per user was mooted. Both councils recognised the environmental value of the region and the need for any construction to be carried out to strict standards. On 30 August, representatives from both District Councils and the construction firm McConnell Dowell met the Ministers of Tourism and Conservation, and following that meeting suggested a feasibility study be prepared (study to cost $360,000) and a public consultation process started. In preparation for this the Westland District Council surveyed the road line down the Cascade Valley as far as Barn Bay in 1997, in a failed attempt to legalise that section of road.

On 20 September 2000, Nelson businessman Fred Willetts proposed in the Nelson Mail that a World Heritage Drive including both a Karamea–Collingwood road and a Haast–Hollyford road would bring unlimited opportunities to New Zealand, opening up tourism opportunities and employment for the country. Each road was estimated to cost around $130 million.

Since 2000
In April 2001, a tabloid publication was circulated via daily newspapers in the South Island by backers of the plan for both the Haast-Hollyford and Karamea-Collingwood links. The publication was widely criticised by environmental groups, including Fish and Game New Zealand, the Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand and the Green Party.

Prior to the 2002 general election, the Leader of the Opposition Don Brash and others were given a reconnaissance helicopter flight over the full length of the route; all were very receptive to the concept and proposal.

In 2004, Ted Loose, Chairman of Environment Southland, said in an editorial that "since [a Haast-Hollyford road] was first mooted, progress has been stymied by people purporting to care about the social, economic, and ecological effects of building a road through a National Park. And all the while, problems associated with congestion at, and on the road to Milford have been escalating." The re-elected Mayor for Southland District, Frana Cardno, said in an editorial to the Southland Times on 9 October that the suggestion of the Haast–Hollyford road needed to be revived.

In 2005, the Department of Conservation called for submissions on a new conservation plan. The  old plan had said a road through the Hollyford Valley was "unlikely". Over 800 submissions were put received on many issues, but a large proportion (over 500) were in support of a link road.

Submissions to the Westland District Council 2009-2019 Long Term Council Community Plan in 2009 supported the opening of the road. The Council passed a motion confirming their support for the proposed road and allocated $100,000 towards the gravelled road from Jackson Bay to the Cascade River.

In 2010, Christchurch businessman Earl Hagaman commissioned a report (the Octa Report) suggesting a toll road could be built for $225–315 million. Hagaman, founder of the Scenic Circle Hotels chain, argued the road would be of national significance, boosting the $21.7 billion tourism industry and significantly reducing driving time to Milford Sound.  Minister of Economic Development Gerry Brownlee met with the Westland and Southland district councils and with Hagaman, saying "I'm personally supportive of [a road] but it's not something that the Government is actually considering at the present time." The Ministry of Economic Development briefly considered a new proposal for the road the same year, but did not see any net gain from an economic viewpoint.

In 2012 the property arm of the Westland District Council had signed a Memorandum of Understanding to build a toll road and is proceeding with the drafting of resource consents.

In 2013 it was revealed that Westland District Property Limited (the property arm of Westland District Council) would receive a $1 million success fee if consents for the road were granted. Westroads (Westland District Council's roading arm) were awarded a $30m contract to upgrade the section of the road between Arawhata and the Cascade.

See also
New Zealand state highway network
Environment of New Zealand
Tourism in New Zealand
Environmental impact of roads

References

Further reading

External links
Te Wāhipounamu - South West New Zealand World Heritage Area at the Department of Conservation

News

West Coast, New Zealand
Environmental issues in New Zealand
Proposed roads in New Zealand
Fiordland
Mount Aspiring National Park

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Q: Python regex, avoid skipping brackets I want to replace a regex with '*', but only if the regex is out side of <>. The whole point is to not interfere with the html tags.
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A: You could try replacing the . character - "any character at all" - with the character class [^<>], which matches any character except the angle brackets, <>. This would give the regex f[^<>]*k. This would match facebook but not face<b>book.
There are still things that can go wrong with this, though. Have you considered using a proper HTML parser instead of regular expressions? BeautifulSoup is easy, tasty and fun.

A: Search between the end and start angle brackets:
re.sub(r'(^|>)f[^<]*k(<|$)', r'\1*\2', line)

The \1 and \2 are required to replace the angle brackets that the pattern may have removed from line.

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Salafis in Gaza Challenging Their Enemies in Israel -- And Hamas
The following by Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi is reposted here with permission of The Middle East Forum:
Majlis Shura al-Mujahidin: Between Israel and Hamas
by Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi
http://www.meforum.org/3500/majlis-shura-al-mujahidin-gaza
In recent weeks and months there has been a cacophony of Salafi protest that has swept Gaza against the ruling Hamas government related to treatment of prisoners, corruption, and ability to practice Islam as they see fit. One of the groups speaking out has been Majlis Shura al-Mujahidin fi Aknaf Bayt al-Maqdis, a jihadi organization that is sympathetic to al-Qaeda's worldview. By glomming onto a mainstream Salafi cause, MSM is attempting to co-opt individuals to gain a stronger footing within Gaza to challenge Hamas (albeit only at the political and not military level yet), whom they view as an enemy similar, though, on a lesser level than Israel.
Following a cross-border attack on Israel carried out by one Egyptian and one Saudi fighter, the organization's formation was first declared on 19 June 2012, which was announced in a video released from the Sinai Peninsula, featuring seven fighters. The two attackers read their martyrdom wills in the video as well.
In the first part of the video, the speaker in the center reads out a statement and begins by invoking Qur'an 61:4, 'Verily does God love those who fight in his path in a row as though they were a firm edifice,' followed by references to standard global jihadist themes such as the necessity of implementing the Shari'a on Earth and reviving the glory of the Ummah.
The Majlis also appeals to fellow Muslims in countries like Lebanon, Jordan, as well as the 'Syrian Muslim people- the mujahid [people] brutalized under the control of the idolatrous, criminal Nusayri [derogatory term for 'Alawite'] regime.'
The flag used is identical to the one pioneered by al-Qa'ida's Iraqi branch known as the Islamic State of Iraq, and the group praises 'Sheikh Osama Bin Laden' in its founding statement. Yet, while the al-Qa'ida affiliation thus illustrated is not in doubt, the group's primary focus to attack Israel has been evident from the beginning.
This is apparent in the reference to the obligation of 'the people of Tawhid [monotheism]' to heed the 'screams of al-Aqsa and the moans of prisoners under the grip of the enemy Jewish cowards.' The founding statement includes in its conclusion a call for God to defeat 'the Jews and the kuffar.'
In a video from October of last year, the Majlis likewise vowed to fight the Jews as enemies of God. In the wake of an April 2013 rocket attack on Eilat, the group released a video, part of which featured scenes of Jews praying at the Western Wall, denounced by the Majlis as the 'Judaization of al-Aqsa.' The video then continues with the recurring theme of treatment of Muslim prisoners by Israel.
MSM and Hamas
The focus on Israel is also made clear by the fact that the organization maintains a presence among Salafist jihadists located in the Gaza Strip. In light of Hamas' detention and torture of jihadist individuals, the Majlis has on more than one occasion raised the issue of Hamas' conduct towards Salafist militants.
For example, a senior Salafist in Gaza affiliated with the Majlis recently affirmed: 'We will continue the jihad regardless of the stance of Egypt or Hamas,' adding that the Majlis has 'precise knowledge on the complete cooperation between Egypt and Hamas in the war against the Salafists.'
In a similar vein, the Majlis recently released a statement calling for the release of all Salafist detainees held prisoner by the Hamas government: 'Everyone who has a free voice and noble pen, and everyone who has a living conscience and faith should raise his voice to pressure the dismissed government to put a stop to its pursuit against the rights of its mujahideen.'
Criticism of Hamas has been a recurring theme in Salafist discourse. A very noteworthy example is a Salafist-Jihadist video (NB not from an al-Qa'ida affiliate) from about a year ago that purports to document evidence on numerous counts of Hamas' perpetrating- in the words of the video title- 'massacres…in Gaza against the Salafist mujahideen.'
For example, at 17:40 onwards, the video offers a purportedly intercepted radio transmission from the leadership of the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades giving orders to destroy houses and a mosque frequented by Salafists with missiles.
Like the affirmation to continue jihad despite perceived Egypt-Hamas cooperation against Salafist militants, the latest call by the Majlis for Hamas to release Salafist detainees comes following the killing by Israel of a Majlis militant called Haitham Ziyad al-Meshaal, now commemorated as a 'martyr' in a video released by the organization.
The day before Haitham was assassinated, relatives of imprisoned Salafist militants in Gaza held a demonstrationcalling on Hamas' security forces to release their detained kinsfolk. The al-Qa'ida flag's presence may indicate that some of the imprisoned fighters in question are members of the Majlis.
It turns out that Haitham, who was targeted as a suspect behind the rocket attacks on Eilat, had once been a member of the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades but according to the Majlis, left out of disillusionment with Hamas' participation in 'the game of democracy' (a reference to the 2006 legislative elections that were judged to be free) and its 'removal of the divine Shari'a.'
One should compare this sentiment with a statement from the group that condemned Hamas, the Muslim Brotherhood and some Salafist parties (e.g. Egypt's an-Nour) for entering into the 'mud of democracy.' Here is a photo of Haitham from his funeral in Gaza- his coffin wrapped in the al-Qa'ida flag. His dislike of the concept of democracy is corroborated by his testimony in the video celebrating his martyrdom.
Unsurprisingly, Hamas condemned Israel's targeting of Haitham, but many in jihadist circles did not fail to notice Hamas' double standard behind the condemnation.
For instance, the jihadist outlet Ibn Taymiyyah Media released a statement noting that the Salafist jihadists in Gaza have been caught between the 'hammer of Jewish aircraft and the anvil of Hamas and its security apparatus,' noting the ongoing imprisonment and disappearances of Salafist militants.
In the meantime, however, Hamas, which has a vested interest in portraying itself as the true spearhead of 'resistance' against Israel, remains undeterred from cracking down on Salafists it perceives as its rivals, having just announced the arrest of several 'extremist' Salafist militants in Gaza on charges of stealing missiles.
The accusation of stealing weaponry- a familiar charge on Hamas' part- is strongly denied by the Salafists, including those affiliated with the Majlis, which in October of last year released a video to refute the allegation. The video purportedly shows how they themselves manufacture projectiles to fire against Israel.
The global jihadist ideology of the Majlis and its animosity towards Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood notwithstanding, it should not be thought that the group is planning on armed confrontation with Hamas or the Egyptian government anytime soon.
On the contrary, when there was an attack last year on Egyptian border guards at the Rafah crossing into Gaza, the Majlis was quick to issue a denial of responsibility, while condemning the Egyptian army's stance against jihadist fighters.
In short, the group will continue to attempt to carry out attacks on Israel, while avoiding an open fight against Egypt or Hamas. Even so, Salafist resentment about treatment under Hamas' hands could lead to a more general shift in the Salafist trend in Gaza towards the open al-Qa'ida affiliation of the Majlis. Indeed, the banners on display at that demonstration in Gaza on Monday by the relatives of imprisoned Salafists may be a strong indication that such a turn is already underway.
To an extent, it would seem Hamas heeds internal Salafist pressure to enforce Islamic law more rigidly, as illustrated by the recent initiative for gender segregation in schools. Yet in the eyes of the Salafist militants, these Islamization moves are merely cosmetic and do not compensate for imprisoning and torturing Salafist brethren and so ultimately cannot off-put attempts by the Majlis to co-opt Salafist opinion in Gaza towards its orientation.
Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi is a Shillman-Ginsburg Fellow at the Middle East Forum and a student at Brasenose College, Oxford University.
Technorati Tag: Israel and Gaza and Hamas and Salafis.
Labels: Gaza, Hamas, Salafis
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Response Time: 4 min – 3 hours.
Limitations: Overloaded with non-emergency calls. Dispatch training inefficiency.
Complementary Services: Many agencies involved.
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Limitations: Coverage in all areas 24 hours not yet attained. Traffic: no sirens allowed for animals. Not economically feasible for all.
Complementary Services: Animal Control. Fire Department. Fish and Game. Other Private Businesses.
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Does 911 VETS only handle emergencies?
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What can your techs do?
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Psst. How 'bout a quickie? Yeah?
First, go here for today's recipe. What?
Second, gather the ingredients. What? This really is a quickie of a recipe. I swear, this recipe couldn't be quicker to put together! <smirk> Bale bars, y'all!!
Bale bars? All I can picture are bales of hay (please note, this is straw). 'Mmm straw', said my imaginary pony. My real pony never said that. I don't think he liked straw. Or there is the off chance he couldn't talk. (And not just because I did all the talking for him!) Though truth be told, I do love to talk for animals. True story. Ask any animal, and you will hear it agreeing with that (just in my voice).
Bale Bars. Ingredients include peanut butter, peanuts, pretzels and white chocolate. Interesting. No hay, straw or straw like cereal. Okay, let's do this! Marvin Gaye could totally say it better...let's get it on!
Bale bars have been made.
Now all I need to do is cool this pan and then cut into bars. And that my friends is how a quickie is done.
Yep, just need to cut into bars.
I didn't want to be the one to break it to you, but sometimes you can regret a quickie. And that's okay, 'cause life if full of lessons (not all good). We could just carry on and forget about it (lesson learned and all), or we could bash the heck out of something! Argh!!!
Therapy comes in many forms. Bashing just happens to be one of them.
Know what else is good therapy? Ice cream.
Okay, last bit of therapy for a better life. Sure, ice cream is good, but what makes it even better is mixing in the bashed bale bars. Seriously, how am I not a therapist? Right?
One scoop or two? Don't be afraid to let the therapy work.
Love your suggestion to eat these crumbled over ice cream!!!
Oh yeah! That looks like a great ice cream topper! Probably will be doing that with mine as well! They are chilling right now but I don't think they are going to hold together!
Ice cream topping, great idea! And I was thinking 'bales of hay' too!
You are a very good therapist!!!!
Ice cream seems to be a great idea!!
Unfortunately I missed this recipe, maybe I'll give it a try .... with ice-cream!!
Cooking/baking is my therapy too along with writing. Therapist said do something you and enjoy and well I just so happen to love cooking. Great recipe I shall definitely try it, thanks for sharing!
Great minds think alike! This was delicious as an ice cream topper!
A gal after my own heart! When in doubt crumble on top of icecream! I may have down that a time or two with toffee and brittles.


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